The Fake Wife

When she was forcibly dragged out of her Aunt Leonora's house by armed men, she could do nothing but scream and shout. No matter how much she struggled, she couldn't break free, especially when they covered her mouth and nose with a cloth that had a dizzying smell. Eventually, she lost consciousness.

She woke up in a luxurious mansion and met the owner and the mastermind behind her kidnapping-Alted Dela Fuente-her husband. She was utterly confused about what was happening, especially when he insisted that she was Candice Dela Fuente, his deceitful wife. Anger, hatred, and disgust were all she could see in the eyes of the man standing before her.

The man was very handsome, but he had an authoritative presence, and the first emotion he showed her was anger. He didn't believe anything she said.

She wasn't Candice. She knew herself; her name was Aurora, and she knew she had no husband and could not have any relationship with Mr. Dela Fuente. But he refused to believe her; he wouldn't let her go or escape.

She knew the man would make her suffer, but what else was new?

Her whole life had been filled with hardship and mistreatment. That was nothing new to her.

"You can't fool me, Candice, not again," Mr. Dela Fuente told her through gritted teeth.

The blazing anger in his eyes was proof that he would never let her go.

How could he believe her when she looked exactly like his wife, Candice? Every angle, eye, nose, shape of the face, even their body, looked like a xerox copy.

"You're my wife." That statement made her feel overwhelmed.

Wife? Impossible, yet something pushed her to pretend to be his wife. She had many reasons to impersonate Candice. Those reasons urged her to assume Candice's identity, borrow her persona, and escape her own as Aurora Sandoval.

She was not his wife... she was not Candice.
Life had not been fair in her past, so maybe she could be his fake wife and pretend to be Candice for a while.

She was Aurora, and she would become Candice, the lost wife of the rich and well-known Alted Dela Fuente.